Gold prices fell 0.91% to $99,417 on Wednesday, as a series of new trade deals boosted investor confidence. This included lower-than-expected reciprocal tariffs of 15%, below the threatened 25%. Similar deals with the Philippines and Indonesia further dampened demand for gold, with market attention now turning to next week’s Federal Reserve meeting, when rates are…
Gold rose 1.75% to ₹98,392 as concerns over global conflicts increased and US economic reports suggested the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates. Investors favoured gold as a safe-haven asset due to rising tensions in the Middle East. At the same time, jobless claims remained high and US producer prices were lower than expected, suggesting…
Gold prices rose 0.88% to close at ₹98,579 today as investors turned more cautious after a series of weak economic reports from the US. The latest jobs report (JOLTS) showed that 7.39 million jobs were added in April. While the figure was higher than expected, it still showed uncertainty in the job market. Comments from…
Gold prices fell marginally to ₹95,536 as many traders decided to book profits after recent gains. The recovery in the US dollar index after three days of decline also contributed to the small decline. Even with the decline, the long-term outlook for gold remains strong. Concerns about the US economy, especially after Moody’s downgraded the…
Gold prices fell 0.78% to 92,441 on progress in US-China trade talks. The US cut tariffs on small Chinese imports and announced a 90-day pause in trade tensions with China. The measures reduced global uncertainty, making gold a “safe haven” investment. However, expectations that the US Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later this year…
Gold prices rose 2.17% to Rs 94,649 as the US dollar weakened and people became more optimistic about US-China trade talks. Gold prices in India rose to a premium for the first time in five months due to low prices and high demand during the festive season. Dealers, who previously offered big discounts of up…
A stronger US dollar, which touched its highest level since March 4 at 104.3, led gold prices to fall 0.57% to settle at ₹87,278, its lowest since March 4. Traders priced in a rate cut of about 63 basis points for 2024 after the Federal Reserve’s stance on deferring interest rate hikes due to economic…
Following the record high, gold prices eased 0.14% to close at ₹88,602 on profit booking. With two rate cuts expected in 2025, the US Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 4.25–4.5%. At the same time, economic growth has slowed and inflation is rising. China’s official gold reserves rose to 2,290 tonnes, or…
Gold prices rose 0.2% to ₹86,184 on a weaker dollar and US trade tensions. Gold’s appeal was further bolstered by US economic data, which pointed to a slowdown in business activity and a decline in consumer confidence. Physical gold consumption in China and India remained weak on the back of record prices, leading to a…
Gold prices closed down -0.02% to 86,010 following recent developments fueled by US President Donald Trump’s tax threats and concerns over rising inflation risks. Continued geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine are further boosting demand for gold. The Chinese gold market improved in January as the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) bought gold for the…
